Is it possible to change the appearance of the drills to not the "test-like" mode? I remember 7sage used to have a different appearance for practice questions.

Hi Everyone!

My name is Sujene; I'm a new grad from UCLA, and I'm currently working full time while studying for the LSAT. Most of my friends aren't pre-law, so it's been a bit more difficult to find a group to relate to.

Would love to find someone or a group of people in the area to study with, particularly on weekends. I still live near the campus, so if you're in the Westwood/Century City/Culver City/etc etc area, please feel free to reach out!

If you're also working full time that would be ideal, but I'm still 100% open to anyone who's just in the area and studying.

I'm aiming for a 175+ and am extremely determined to do so. I know that it'll probably take me quite some time, so I'm likely going to take the test around June or August, maybe even later depending on my progress.

Feel free to reach out here or on Instagram! @sujenek

January scores released today and I bumped my score up 22 points from my diagnostic in early October 2025!!! The reading comp on January was tough which I think drug me down but overall am happy with the results! Thanks to 7sage for the studying help...couldn't have done it without you!

For reference I studied about two to three hours a day after my 9-5 M-T (I'm a legal assistant at my county's prosecuting attorney's office). On Fridays and Saturday it was more like 4 hours. Took a PT every Saturday starting at four weeks before the test.

Is there a way to see the timeline of improvement in analytics for drilling? For example I would like to see when I improved from 47% accuracy in Weaken questions to 65% accuracy. That way I can keep better track of what areas I improved on in each study session. Currently I am copying down my percentage progression by hand but if it were a digital feature it would be much more convenient!

I have a 164 on the LSAT, I'm a URM (Native American), I have a 3.88 GPA, and I have very strong softs. What do you think my chances are at Minnesota or Notre Dame?

A bit of a vulnerable discussion post. I was wondering if there's anyone else that on multiple real LSATs has scored lower than their PT average by a significant amount, and how they were able to overcome this? I consistently score 17mid-high, and cannot break out of the 160s on the real tests. What might the issues be? I'm always struggling to finish but only on the real test. SOS :(

I never performed well on my practice tests to be honest. My best score that I got was a 162 and I was averaging around the 150’s. I just got a 171 on my lsat I took which is up 8 points from my first one in November. I did that increase in around one month as, if I’m being honest, didn’t study much before I got my November score back on the 28th. Prior to that test I only had about 3.5 weeks to study.

Ask me any questions you like! If you are nervous about your practice test scores, there’s definitely still hope for you to get a better score than you think!

ive taken the lsat in oct and again in Jan and I’m just not seeing a proper improvement. I want to work with a tutor to get close to 170 if possible. I do have adhd so someone who understands and can work with that would be really helpful. Ideally id want weekly or even two sessions a week but my budget is super limited as I’m unemployed and my husband cannot afford to pay too much given our household expenses.

Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

I’m not sure what happened my first exam. Nerves maybe? I have drilled over 2000 questions in 3 months and was consistently able to get even the most difficult questions correct within a minute.

Do I cancel my one and only score? I am registered for February already.

So, right now in Drills, we can filter our drilling record by time - 30 days, 21 days etc. Could we get the same thing under "Overview" section as well?

Hello I am Estevan and I am looking for a study partner where we can have disc or zoom calls and learn/drill/etc. I am also on the west coast! Feel free to dm or chat

Hey all! I’m planning a diagram marathon using PTs 1–20 (older material on purpose). The goal isn’t speed or score, but pure mechanics: diagramming everything I reasonably can so I can really lock in conditional logic.

Plan:

• Work through ~5 PTs per day

• Diagram every applicable question (even when it feels overkill)

• Expect it to be a bit grueling 😅 but hopefully very worth it long-term

I’d love to find one or two people who’d want to:

• Do a Zoom call (even short ones)

• Compare diagrams question-by-question

• Talk through differences in setups, contrapositives, shortcuts vs full diagrams, etc.

I would prefer to do this during the day (EST). Please message me if you are interested in joining.

Is there a way to reset the core curriculum and redo it all over again? I am trying to do a second pass of it to really solidify my knowledge.

Hi,

Quick question for the 7Sage team: I heard there will be free live classes on 01/29. Will we be able to watch them back for free too?

Hi! I just got my January LSAT score back, which is one point above my average PT score (yay!) I am currently registered for February but, to be honest, I’m not sure how much I can improve on the actual thing in another week and a half. I was wondering if anyone had guidelines on whether or not it is beneficial to re-take the exam? Thanks!

Im having trouble with causal reasoning it's my highest priority and I have a test in a couple weeks. Does anyone know specifically what vids i should re watch? or does anyone have any quick tips? thank you!

I got a 173 on the Jan test and I'm super excited. But also, I am a junior and have a lot of time to retake. I want to be competitive for the T3 schools. I have PT'd at 174 and could probably get higher if I study more. Is there a real difference between 173 and 174 for the best schools?

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Hi! Are we supposed to have completed the drill questions ahead of the Live Class? Or is the drill link there for our reference / for completion during the class?

Hey everyone! January LSAT Scores just came out today, wanted to create a thread for people to speak about their experience. Feel like reflection now can help a lot of people in the future.

For anyone interested, I am hosting a FREE RC study group tonight at 7:30PM EST. Feel free to join in on the fun! It'll be a beginner level class but there will still be takeaways for more advanced students.

This study group is completely free, open to everyone, and will be hosted online. I’ll be hosting and guiding discussion.

Full transparency, I am also an LSAT tutor, but there’s absolutely no obligation! If anyone wants help outside the group, I’m happy to chat separately.

RC Study Group | 122.1.1

Tuesday, January 27 · 7:30 – 8:30pm

Time zone: America/New_York

Google Meet joining info

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/uaf-aawt-hpa

i got a 143 even though i was scoring high 150s on pt... feeling super defeated and im registered to take the feb one. should i just reschedule it. does anyone has tips on timing, i finished no sections on this test, partly due to stress and rereading over and over.

i had a tutor for the last couple weeks and have been self study for a month before, got a 134 on diagnostic and brought myself to high 150s before this exam.

Okay, I know this is probably 7Sage blasphemy, but can we please adjust the blind review settings a little more so that I can choose only to review my incorrect answers?

I am currently working on untimed drills, so I really try not to choose answers unless I've really thought them out. Spending 45 minutes on an untimed drill, and then being told to review half of them just isn't how I'm going to spend my time, especially when it's so limited. It doesn't feel productive to me. What it results in is that I end up blowing through all of the questions on the review because it's overwhelming.

I know this is a personal behavior that I am in control of, but it would just make reviewing so much more helpful in my situation.

Am I the only person who sometimes, no matter how many times I read a passage or how hard I try cant understand what the passage is saying and end up having to just guess and search up key words in the passage which sometimes, I actually dont do as bad as you would think by guessing. Does anyone have any tips or tricks, or maybe Im just dumb and am the only person that cant understand some passages.

I have been studying for a few months now and have taken a few PTs. I feel like I need to be preparing for these prep tests in the same way I would for the actual thing (i.e. good rest the night before, environment I take it in, time of day, etc...). I was curious if anyone has any tips or advice how to simulate taking a preptest to make it as similar to the real thing as possible. My goal is to make the actual test day feel like I have done it before and go in there and handle business.